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JMote needs hel to start festival By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner Al Mote needs some help Mote is the regional coordinator for the Georgian Bay Regional Stage Band Festival to be held in Barrie next March the first ever in this area and he needs some support to get the festival going Su rt in this case means money not lot of money but emu to cover some of the expenses involved in putting on the festival Mote is volunteering his time and his energy to organize festival that should attract young musicians from throughout the county Jazz music is important to Mote and just as important is his desire to spread the gospel to young people Stage bands arent an important part of music programs offered in Simcoe County and thats unfortunate for the stu dent musicians who enjoya playing big band music Elsewhere in Canada stage nd programs offer students chance to master the skills needed to play jazz The organizing body for student stage ands in ths count is the Canadian Stage Band Festival which has its hea quarters in Toronto Next year the 17 regional stage band festivals are expected to involve between 16000 and 20000 young people between the ages of 14 and 19 Festivals will be held in larger centres like Toronto Edmonton Montreal Calgary Halifax Vancouver and Ottawa as well as smaller cities like Barrie Peterborough Kelowna and Welland COMPETE IN MAY Winners at the regional level go on to compete in the na tional stage band festival to be held at the Chateau Laurier in Ottawa in May Winners of the national finals represent the best of the more than 800 stage bands jazz combos and jazz choirs who take part in the various levels of competi tion So while stage band music is still strugg ding in jazz the excitement and sense of creative expression they used to find in rock music And the jazz students graduating from community college programs like the one offered at Humber College in Toronto have the training and experience required to become firstclass professional jazz Anitas back Singer Anita Bryant sings on stage during the tap Ing of 2hour special produced by Dick Clark The Sensational Shocking Wild and Crazy Seven ties in Los Angeles Wednesday The special will air on NBC in January i980 Mote sets audition date for student stage band Mote director of the Bar Wed like to get about 20 By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner Over 400 music teachers and students from as far away as Sudbury and North Bay are ex pected to attend the first Bod dington music workshop and reading session Oct 13 at Georgian College The allday workshop was brought to Barrie through the fforts of Al Mote leader of the Barrie Stage Band and Bob Richmond of the Canadian Stage Band Festival The morning sessions will be devoted to choral reading and reading sessions for concert bands and stage bands scheduled performers include the Toronto Concert Singers and on of the finalists from the 1979 Canadian Stage Band Festival The concert band from North Collegiate directed by Sharon Sibthorpeuwill take enterta Editor Stephen Gauer7266537 Provincewideiurnout expected for workshop part in the concert band reading sessions The afternoon session will feature specific clinics in voice woodwind brass and percus sion TEACH CLINICS Clinicians for the jazz workshops include Phil Nim mons Phil Perkins Bram Smith and Dominic Spera Nimmons leader of the Nim mons Nine Plus Six jazz band and codirector of the University of Toronto Jazz Ensemble has adjudicated and performed at stage band festivals throughout North America Spera is music professor at the University of Wisconsin and trurnpetpiayer whos per formed with Burt Bacharach Johnny Mathis and Henry Man cini Perkins has played drums for Derformerg ranging from inment 13 the examiner Friday Oct 1979 THE DOMINION IIOTEL Victoria St Alliston LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Featuring BLUE MAXX Appearing in the Kave Tues Oct to Sat Oct pass to amt Jack Jones and Martino to Dave Brubeck Smith teaches brass and contempoary concert band at Humber College Also leading clinics will be Roger Emerson an American choral and instrumental music teacher who performs profes sionally as guitarist and bassist and Sandy Feldstein an awardwinning composer arranger conductor and music CINEMAS Mall 7269944 AMPLE rm Junta SNMINT wrm HAPPENED IN THE ONION FIELD IS BUT THE REAL CRIME musicians for the band said Mote Were looking for peo ple 21 and under who are en thusiastic about stage band music Mote will direct the band Rehearsals will be held every Monday at Barrie North Col legiate and future concerts are planned once the band is organized rie Stage Band is trying to organize student stage band for young musicians in south Simcoe County Mote who is recruiting students in Barrie Midland and Orillia for the band says it will be an extracurricular activity that will provide another outlet for students to learn The first audition for the band will be held Oct 15 at players There must be young musicians in Simcoe County with the potential for successful careers in jazz and thats where local stage band program can play an important role Stage bands give students valuable performin experience and ex posure to good teachers through the wor hops organized by the national organization The first Barrie stage band workshop will be held Oct 13 at Georgian College another jazz wor shop will be held at Blue Mountain in Collingwood next August GAINS MOMENTOM As the stage band movement gains momentum in the is WHAr HAPPENED MIm WERE Barrie area students and teachers alike will benefit Mote is trying to lay the groundwork for program that will contribute great deal to the quality an varity of music education offered in Simcoe County But he needs the sup rt of many people to make it work support from local usinesses local music teachers and the local media Hes convinced theres enough interest among the students Lets hope the rest of the community will show their support too sights and sounds Present concert The Eastview Concert Choir and Parents Association pre sent Up Wrth Peo le in concert at Central Collegiate Nov at pm Tickets or the show are $5 each and are available at Bubbles in The Downtown Centre 110 Dunlop St Camera club meets The Barrie Camera Club recently held its first regular meeting of the season The business portion of the meeting was keptto minimum to allow maximum time for new members and guests to get acquainted and to evaluate slides Considerable interest was shown in the evaluation session several club members suggested that short period of each meeting be devoted to this type of evaluation The next camera club meeting is Oct 11 and will include two workshops one on glass photography and the other on titles slides For information about the club call Ralph Hart in the evening at 7266981 The Jane Fair Quartet led by the young saxophonist whos graduate of Central Collegiate in Barrie will per form Sunday in jazz marathon in Toronto The ninehour marathon will kick off new jazz club call ed Danielles at Chartwell 1954 Yonge St Three bands will play for three hours each starting at pm Joining Miss Fairs quartet in the marathon are the Peter Leitch Quartet and the Fat Labarbara Quartet In following weeks the club Will feature jazz every Sunday from pm toll pm HURONIA Ill SEAGRAM GUEST ARTIST CONCERT mdanthusiast SPECIAL CONCERT Woodrow ls director of the choir and is from Orillia TI SPRING CONCERT House in Germany where her roles were Hansel and Cherubino SUISCRIIE NON AI Concerts for 200 Make cheques payable to Huronia Symphony Mrs Hilda Stephenson RR No Barrie Ont MM 456 lNAME PHONE ADDRESS CODE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1979 1980 concert series $25 November lath Georgian Colnga Desmond Malay and Donald Read piano and viciln pcoming young artists ram Dorrie and SudburyRDasmond has won competitions in Vancouver and Toronto and scholarships at the Kiwanis Music Festival in Toronto He recently received the performors Associotoship of the Royal Conservatory at Toronto with first class honors Donald has also won many competitions and he recently won the top scholarship in the strings division with tivotlrsts He is only eighteen and is an Old Time Fiddlin contest winner Saturda March 0th at Darrin Central Calla late Aud The King Edward Choir and thaHuronla Wonyicomslna to alight you and present Roman music to remember Mr Charles Sunda Ma ilth at Gaor ion Call Theatre Gout Artbt Diana Loab ManoSopranoIBorn in We Blane 305 ram Er REF ears and Masters degrees in musicology from the University at Toronto She has studied with Gerard Souzay Annette Diaudonna and Nadia Iostlangar in France and Paul Daranna in Paris Miss Loch has appeared extensively in Ontario and in New York at Carnegie Hall In l97677 she was principal mezzo with the Munster Opera TICKETS AVAILABLE AT RAIFIELD TICKET CENTRE SAMS OR PNONE 7262347 Golden age and students $800 Receipt will be mailed and your tickets will be mailed before the first concert pm at North Collegiate cn Barrie True voice 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